UCF graduate knights gained invaluable professional experience at the USGA's 2026 Pathways Discover Program during the 126th U.S. Open Championship, connecting with industry leaders and exploring careers in the sports business industry. https://bit.ly/4aJsYyp

Mechanical vibrations could help fix one of quantum computing’s biggest problems. UCF physicist Han Zhao is developing a new method to stabilize quantum information and make future quantum computers more reliable. https://bit.ly/4wqGdwp

Happy Independence Day, graduate knights!❤️💙 We are wishing you all a safe and relaxing 4th of July weekend. UCF is closed today in observance of the holiday and will resume normal operations on Monday. #UCFGraduateLife #ucfgradstudies #independenceday

Save the Date: 2026 UCF Grad Fair Explore grad programs, meet faculty, and take your next step at UCF.

Florida’s first graduate certificate in verification, validation and testing is now at UCF. The program addresses a national skills gap and prepares professionals with in-demand technical skills. Apply https://applynow.graduate.ucf.edu/apply/ Learn More http://bit.ly/4uCUNzn

Electric eels and knifefish are helping scientists rethink stealth. UCF biology researchers found how these animals sense their surroundings while staying hidden, offering insights that could also inform sonar and radar technology. https://bit.ly/3SkA2es

Extreme coastal flooding events are happening far more often than before. A new study involving UCF researcher finds that what was once a one-in-100-year event now occurs about every eight years, raising concerns for coastal communities. https://bit.ly/43Ev0vT

Sea turtles do not all fight disease the same way, and new UCF research is starting to explain why. A UCF biologist found that genetic variation shapes immune function in sea turtles, which may help explain differences in disease resilience and guide conservation strategies. https://bit.ly/3SfMRa4

📣Graduate knights, make sure you're keeping up with these important deadlines throughout the semester!🗓️ #UCFGraduateLife

Hurricane season is here. Are you ready? UCF researcher Christopher Emrich breaks down what actually works when it comes to preparing before disaster strikes. https://bit.ly/49WCmOM

New discoveries in ancient Mesopotamia. A UCF-led excavation near Erbil, Iraq is reshaping how researchers understand early cities, revealing evidence of life, governance, and conflict. https://www.ucf.edu/news/ucf-led-excavation-reveals-evidence-of-life-conflict-in-ancient-mesopotamia/

Congratulations to UCF Graduate Knight Meredith Pratt, recipient of a Florida Sea Grant/Guy Harvey Fellowship for her fisheries research. https://bit.ly/4g00Yd9

A UCF-led study brings scientists one step closer to new treatments for antibiotic-resistant infections by targeting the bacteria's protective biofilms. https://bit.ly/43ikmdW

A UCF researcher is studying whether probiotics can help reduce damage caused by acid reflux, a condition affecting 1 in 4 Americans and linked to an increased risk of esophageal cancer. https://bit.ly/4eox2Gl

A UCF researcher is studying whether probiotics can help reduce damage caused by acid reflux, a condition affecting 1 in 4 Americans and linked to an increased risk of esophageal cancer. https://bit.ly/4eox2Gl

UCF researchers have discovered a cost- and energy-saving method for producing hydrogen peroxide, a widely used chemical in cleaning, medicine, and manufacturing, with potential to reduce energy use and transportation needs. https://bit.ly/4dzhiQM

It's that time of the month again!🥯☕ Don't forget to stop by the Graduate Student Center (TCH 213) tomorrow at 11am and enjoy some free bagels and coffee while hanging out with fellow grad students.

UCF researcher Dinender Singla has developed innovative “smart, tiny bubbles” technology aimed at treating cancer and heart disease and has founded a company to advance the treatment toward clinical trials. https://bit.ly/4a8Gtao

A UCF anthropology professor recently collaborated on a study examining how societies have organized power over thousands of years, challenging assumptions about democracy and decision-making. https://bit.ly/4urqkVM

Make the most of Summer 2026 with campus events, student resources, and career support services designed to help you stay connected, grow, and succeed throughout the summer sessions! https://bit.ly/4e4uZqO

Happy Memorial Day, knights! UCF is closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of the holiday to honor those who bravely served our country.

Welcome, graduate knights!⚔️ Join us today in the Graduate Student Center (TCH 213) for our Summer Takeoff! Come by and explore the resources available to you at UCF and connect with fellow graduate students. Refreshments will be provided while supplies last! #UCFGraduateLife #ucfgradstudies

Congratulations to all of our amazing graduates knights walking the stage at commencement this weekend! We know you will go on to achieve great things.💫🎓

One of our own is leading the way. John Weishampel has officially been named dean of the College of Graduate Studies, continuing his strong commitment to graduate education at UCF. https://www.ucf.edu/news/john-weishampel-named-dean-of-the-college-of-graduate-studies/

May 8–9, UCF celebrates the Class of 2026 as graduates cross the stage and hear from distinguished leaders driving impact in space, healthcare, technology, business, and higher education. https://www.ucf.edu/news/ucfs-spring-2026-commencement-set-for-may-8-9/

Assistant Professor Jeffrey Sosa-Calvo is helping build Antscan, a global 3D ant database. Using advanced X-ray imaging, he has mapped 2,000 specimens to unlock insights for science and even the arts. 🐜 https://bit.ly/4t6PFTC

Assistant Professor Hamzeh Ghasemzadeh is tackling vocal fatigue using AI and wearable sensors—turning childhood curiosity into NIH-funded research to better protect and strengthen our voices. https://www.ucf.edu/news/taking-apart-the-mystery-of-vocal-fatigue/

Need to de-stress during finals week? Stop by the Graduate Student Center for an ice cream float tomorrow at 4pm! Escape the heat, hang with friends, and enjoy a sweet treat. #UCFGraduateLife

UCF researcher is contributing to international studies on dengue and Zika by leading research on immune responses to both viruses. https://bit.ly/3Q5YD5P

UCF researchers using human-on-a-chip technology suggest that some movement-related Alzheimer’s symptoms may begin in the body’s nerves and muscles rather than only in the brain. https://bit.ly/4etiQfH

UCF researchers are leading a study to improve the quality of life for testicular cancer patients. With about 95% survival, the focus is on low-impact activities, wearable tech, and online support.https://bit.ly/3QgXPef

Join us tomorrow at 11am in TCH 208 for Innovation Wednesday with UCF Ventures. Enjoy free coffee and bagels, build your network, and gain valuable skills. #UCFGraduateLife

Artemis II takes astronauts closer to the moon than anyone in 50 years. Scientists will study how space travel affects mind and body. https://bit.ly/4bTNM7l

UCF researchers unlock scalable entanglement for quantum computing. Their breakthrough could boost medicine, materials, data, and security. https://bit.ly/4t5GeV9

Today, you can be part of something special. Support the College of Graduate Studies with a gift that can shape the lives of our graduate students✨#UCFDayofGiving https://bit.ly/421JAwk

UCF graduate programs are on the rise in the 2026 U.S. News rankings, highlighting the university’s growing impact in preparing professionals to meet today’s most pressing national challenges. https://bit.ly/4slMUxe

Celebrate Graduate Student Appreciation Week in the GSC (TCH 213) on Thursday, April 9 at 4:30pm. Join us for free food, great vibes with fellow grad students, and fun activities. You deserve it! #UCFGraduateLife

Unwind with Goat Cuddle Hour to celebrate Graduate Student Appreciation Week! Join us on Wednesday, April 8 at 11am in the field outside of Trevor Colbourn Hall to snuggle lovable goats from Alaska Farms. #UCFGraduateLife

Congrats to our new officers! We can’t wait to see all the amazing things you’ll accomplish this year. https://bit.ly/47LyNtP

Need a new headshot for your LinkedIn profile? Stop by the Graduate Student Center (TCH 208) tomorrow at 3pm for a free headshot as part of Graduate Student Appreciation week. #UCFGraduateLife

Celebrate Graduate Student Appreciation Week with a Lunch & Learn, featuring special guest career expert Dawn Sipley! Come by the Graduate Student Center (TCH 208) on April 7, enjoy lunch on us, and chat about techniques that will help you stand out in your job search. #UCFGraduateLife

It's Graduate Student Appreciation Week! Join us tomorrow for our first event of the week, Networking Tips for the Grad Student Job Search, at 1pm via Zoom. Build career connections and learn practical tips for your job search. #UCFGraduateLife

Graduate Knights! Have your say in the future of your community by voting in the GSA Leadership election. Every vote matters! Don’t forget to submit by 5 PM today! https://bit.ly/4lYsOaO

Vote for your GSA leaders! Make your voice heard and help shape the future of the graduate community. Voting ends April 1 at 5 PM. Cast your vote here: https://bit.ly/4lYsOaO

On Founders’ Day, April 1, UCF will celebrate students, faculty, and staff Knights at three recognition ceremonies in the Pegasus Ballroom, honoring their achievements and contributions to the university. https://www.ucf.edu/news/founders-day-2026-celebrating-student-faculty-and-staff-knights/

UCF researchers are teaming up with Meta to study gamified, muscle-controlled interfaces that put ethics at the heart of engineering. Discover how this groundbreaking work is shaping the future → https://bit.ly/3NZ7Bko

UCF celebrates student research! Check out the Day Two winners of the Student Scholar Symposium, recognizing graduate and undergraduate students for their outstanding research presentations. #StudentResearchWeek #UCFSRW https://graduate.ucf.edu/news/article/sss-day-two-winners

Join us today in the Morgridge International Reading Center as we recognize the incredible research, mentorship, and teaching of our UCF students and faculty for the conclusion of Student Research Week. We hope to see you there! #ucfresearchweek

UCF celebrates student research! Check out the Day One winners of the Student Scholar Symposium, where graduate and undergraduate students earned scholarships for their innovative projects. https://graduate.ucf.edu/news/article/sss-day-one-winners

The Student Scholar Symposium continues today! Don't miss your chance to talk with UCF students about the innovative research projects they are conducting. Come by the Pegasus Ballroom and check it out! #ucfresearchweek